[MBLB3067], Letter from Charles Batchelor to Joshua Franklin Bailey, July 3rd, 1883

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Title

[MBLB3067], Letter from Charles Batchelor to Joshua Franklin Bailey, July 3rd, 1883

Editor's Notes

Yrs of 29th rcd. No progress with Armington engines; TAE has telegram authorizing me to make engines. "I do not, at all, confine myself to the Armington in every case. Condensing engines are good of many types."Corliss engine is slow but steady. Increasing Lamp Factory output to 1,000/daily. Think fusion with Swan will undoubtedly occur.

URL

https://edisondigital.rutgers.edu/document/MBLB3067

Author

Batchelor, Charles

Recipient

Bailey, Joshua Franklin

Mentions

Armington and Sims
Rathenau, Emil

Date

1883-07-03

Decade

1880-1889

Type

Letter

Subject

International business operations
Engines, boilers, prime movers
Electric light and power

Identifier

MBLB3067

Folder Set

MBLB3-F

Microfilm ID

93:353

Rights

Thomas Edison National Historical Park

Publisher

Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University

Item sets

Cat. 1331 (1881-1883)